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Add Fox 13 as a Google Preferred Source ST. GEORGE, Utah — The ballots are building up in Washington County ahead of Election Day. "I just came up from our vote processing center, and we're sitting on about 40,000 ballots so far," said Washington County Clerk Auditor Ryan Sullivan.
July 19, 1956 ~ October 26, 2026 Kathleen Farnsworth, age 70, signed off from her earthly broadcast from heart failure on October 26, 2026, in St. George, Utah. Kathleen was born on July 19, 1956, in Delta, Utah to Frank Gale and Norma Kimber Farnsworth.
Understandably, not everyone is stoked about the constant downpours that have caused widespread flooding damage across southern Utah over the last week. But as the Virgin River raged early Monday, a couple of surfers in St. George were amped to dive in and hang ten in the most unlikely of places.
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For months, a food pantry that served nearly 2,000 people in southern Utah each month has been without a permanent home after rising rents forced it to close. Now, the Salvation Army is preparing to reopen its doors in St. George.
Three people were injured in a head-on collision on Interstate 15 north of Cedar City on Sunday afternoon, authorities said. Utah Highway Patrol Lt. The Camry was traveling northbound when it hydroplaned, crossed the median and struck (the Lincoln) head-on, Allred told Cedar City News.
SPANISH FORK — Spanish Fork announced it will be hiring 12 new firefighters after receiving a $2 million grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The grant is part of the federal agency's Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response program, also called the "SAFER" grant.
Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson has issued a Declaration of Emergency Election Accommodations in San Juan County due to ongoing flooding conditions. The declaration will allow county residents to receive an electronic ballot and return it electronically on Tuesday.
Election Day is on Tuesday, and statewide voter turnout hovered at just around 27% as of Monday. Ryan Cowley, elections director, said turnout is expected to jump considerably before polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday as more people turn in ballots or vote in person.
Former BYU running back Tyler Allgeier was often asked to carry the bulk of the rushing burden during his time as a Cougar. On Sunday, that was asked of him during the Arizona Cardinals's game against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium after the Cardinals lost both Jeremiyah Love (ankle injury) and Bam Knight (entered concussion protocol).
Heavy rainfall and flash flooding across the Southwest have triggered mandatory evacuations and altered voting plans for Election Day in several states. While some rivers are beginning to recede, officials in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah remain on alert as Pacific storm systems continue to impact the region.
NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” broadcast of the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders highlighted Latter-day Saint missions on Sunday. While Eagles quarterback Tanner McKee huddled with his teammates in the second quarter, photos of his mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — that were taken for a 2019 Deseret News story — appeared on the broadcast.